Mitochondrial-derived Microprotein Mots-c Attenuates Immobilization-induced Skeletal Muscle Atrophy By Inhibiting Fat Infiltration
Hiroshi Kumagai(University of Southern California), Pinchas Cohen(University of Southern California), Michi Emma Kumagai(University of Southern California), Brendan Miller(Johns Hopkins University), Kelvin Yen(University of Southern California), Shin Hyung Lee(University of Southern California), Toshiharu Natsume(Tokai University), Su‐Jeong Kim(Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology), Ricardo Ramírez(University of Southern California), Ayaka Sato(University of Toyama), Hemal H. Mehta(University of Southern California), Junxiang Wan(University of Southern California)
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